Waterloo Hawks Top McGinnity Nine in Pitchers Duel
Waterloo wins its fourth straight as Pezdirtz shines with five assists and a key double in a 6 to 4 victory over McGinnity. Adkins earns his second win for Kellogg, Ia as Dubuque rallies and the Hawks seize first place in the league.
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Waterloo
Pezdirtz
Vicory
Dubuque
Caplain Armstrong
Adkins
Rex Adkins
Kellogg
Southipas
Weeden
McGinnity
Ken
Young
Jordan
Sarcase
Conneghan
Oster
Grengros
Ty Conneghan
Crengros
Hyde
Morgan
Armstrong
Perdirtz
Delaney
Moore
Walden
Walden Swung Wildly At Two and Thew Adkins
Waldon
McGoldrick
Cvenros
O'Shea
Grofe
Fordan
Brown
Wards Center
O’shea
Perdiriz
Groft
Morenz
Ad «Kins
Mullen
Leven
Perritz
Browning
Hawks
Yann Oh
Fxie Goldrick
Th Shea
th.Brown
St pPeediriz
Fagkins
P.jhotsia
Dubuque - Praterloo
Mireck
Eads
Looff Oster
Mitcher
Orte
Tederren
Fulton s Folly Comic Strip Scene on Hudson Bank
A comic strip portrays Robert Fulton s first steamboat voyage on the Hudson. Critics disparage the effort as impossible while spectators debate its feasibility and the identity of a suspected crook behind the venture.
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Hudson River
Robert Fulton
EAS
Yak
TROAD
Marty
Rob
Janie Ie
Tin
Laws of Golf Question and Advice Column Excerpt
In a stigle match players discuss distances and rule on seeking information from non caddies. The answer confirms receiving distance advice is penalized and touching a trap wall during backswing can incur penalties. Readers are urged to send questions to Tunis Brown with stamped self addressed envelopes.
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Tunis
Golf Tips From Sandy Herd For A Correct Swing
A tip describes keeping the clubhead horizontal at the top of the swing and avoiding hitting the ball with the body. It advises throwing the clubhead out at the start of the descent and sweeping or snapping the hit to create the correct wrist action as outlined in the Tomorrow Miss Cecil Leiteon wrist action note.
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Sandy Herd
Oe Dia
Cecil Tleiteh
Baseball Standings and Results From Yesterday
The National and American leagues posted mixed results with St. Louis defeating Philadelphia 9 to 7 and Chicago beating New York 9 to 6. Weather caused postponements including Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, yanks and Indians idle, while St. Louis moved within a half game of second place by a 9 to 7 win. Harold Janvrin joined Indianapolis, Charley Hollacher arrived late, and Cy Williams extended his RBI lead as Philadelphia and St. Louis clubs pushed for position.
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Miller Huggins
Shreveport
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
M McGraw
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Robins
Pittsburgh
Faurrin
Chicago
Harold Janvrin
Ted Sox
Senators
Cardinals
Dodgers
Indianapolis
American Association
Seattle
Charley Hollacher
Cubs
Edwin Dyer
Hitler
Cy Williams
Phillies
Browns
McManus Leads Browns Hit Parade As Mueller Released
Marty McManus remains a top batter for the Browns, collecting three hits in four at bats as he fills Sisler's first base role. Clarence Mueller, Cardinals outfielder for three years, was released on option to the Houston club of the Texas League.
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McManus
Marty McManus
Sisler
Browns
Clarence Mueller
Cardinals
Houston
Waterloo Club Faces Roster Shuffle As Plans For 1923 Season Grow
The Waterloo team debates umpire calls and player placement as Muggs hits a two bagger and Delaney is ruled safe or out on a close play. Weeden weighs changes to the pitching staff and outfield with Morgan and Jordan central to his plans. Attendance is expected to reach 50 000 plus as Ottumwa is praised as a top league club and the season outlook darkens for relegation.
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Waterloo
Delaney
Brown
Dubuque
Muggs
O'Shea
McGoldrick
MccGinnity
Weeden
Pedersen
McGinnity
Ed Deal
Oelwein
Illinois Central
Deal
Bibert Jordan
Doc’ Morgan
Stefs
Jordan
Morgan
Safe or out in baseball disputes and rulings
A reader asks about safe or out decisions and umpire calls in base ball. The column explains that a runner may not stop between home and first and that certain rulings depend on who pitched and challenged plays. It advises on proper appeals and sportsmanlike conduct and invites Charles T. White to respond with authoritative guidance.
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Oae
Q. Tiener
Altho
Kame
Supe
West Side Grade Schools Track Meet Set for May 25
All west side grade schools like Central Emerson Whittier Lowell Washington Irving Edison and Kingeley will compete in the annual grade school track and field meet at the high school athletic field Saturday May 25. Coaches and directors report keen interest with entries due soon as students train nightly under school leaders.
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West Side
Cos
Ralph Sarnt
Central
Emerson
Whittier
Lowell
Washington Irvine
Edison
Kingeley
Cill
Cedar Rapids Wins Two Straight from Rock Island 16-2
Cedar Rapids defeated Rock Island 16 to 2 in a second straight win. Pitcher Jones yielded eight walks and many runs after scattered hits. Altho Jacobs gave up 10 hits but kept them manageable. Cedar Rapids broke through early and continued scoring, with key hits and errors aiding the surge.
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Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Teena
Cédar Rapids
Altho Jacobs
Jones
Rock
Norton
Condon
Pibarn
Iswenuses
Peony Rt
Ifoinsen
Nelson
Mixon Et Co
Coe OD
Murray
Tho
Schueffer
Makeever
Bf Tive
Schset- Mason
Jacobs
Jacoba
Iit
Hig" Pitoner
Hy Tacobs
Johnson to challenge Jess Willard at Yankee Stadium
Floyd Johnson prepares for a 15 round milk fund bout with Jess Willard at Yankee Stadium. The Des Moines native, 22, seeks speed and footwork to offset Willard’s size and reach. Johnson has improved his punching under expert tutelage and aims to capitalize on youth and aggression to win the heavyweight spotlight.
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Associated Prasy
New York
Speed
Floyd Johnson
Jess Willard
Yankee Stadium
Johnson
Willard
Iowee
Fred Toulton
Jersey City
Bill Brennan
Bob Martin
Des Moines
Jay McCann
N. J
Harry Drake
England
Jim Herrmann
Omaha
Neb
al Reich
Newark
Wred Fulton
Minneapolis
Jack Renault
Louis Firpo
Argentina
Jack McAuliff
Detroit
Tess Willard
Lloyd Johnson
Towa
Ottumwa Thumps Marshalltown 10 3 In Ottumwa Game
Ottumwa powered past Marshalltown 10 to 3 yesterday behind a six run first eight inning surge. Mattick homered with two on and Rose doubled as the Cardinals handed Lenahan and Pilcher early trouble, while Gaugler worked all nine. Marshalltown stranded runners while Ottumwa added a fifth inning insurance run and completed the victory.
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Ottumwa
Marshalltown
Mattick
Rose
Hamilton
Toro
Gaugler
Cardinals
Enahan
Lenahan
Pilcher
Eng. P
Tevin
Sherin
Heath
Owens
Rf E Lim
Unugier
P. A
Mann
Irvin
Ford
Marshalltorm
Orupotolto
Ottumyra
Lenihan
Alattick
Meath
Meyer
Mann J. Owens
Tord
Menth
Gassed Hall
Noberts
Imwini
Gaugier
Ware Oy
Tramilton
Eng
Trinitis
Bng
Tosing Qutcher
Big Four Track Meet Held At Fonda Today
Fonda IA May 10 Everything was set for the greatest track and field meet in the history of the Big Four here this afternoon Three hundred and twenty seven athletes from SS schools will contest for trophies and honors as the event showcases school teams in a broad program across running field and relay events at the town arena.
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Fonda
State track meet participants announced with sectional champs
District and county champions from across the state will compete. Strong teams include Estherville winner of the Upper Des Moines meet, Hampton and Fort Dodge second place in Buena Vista meet, Rockwell City champion of Calhoun county, Perry Dallas county champion, and Humboldt winner of the Humboldt invitation meet.
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Estherville
Des Moines
Hampton
Fort Dodge
Buena Vista College
Rockwell City
Calhoun County
Perry
Dallas
Humboldt
Kid Ray Outpoints Bob White in Six Round Park Card
In a lively six round bout at Electric Park last night Kid Ray edged Bob White to win by a shade. The main event opened the 1923 season with fast exchanges and a sustained Ray rally in rounds five and six. The semi windup saw United Kid and Young Dan settle for a four round draw while Glenn Polly fell to King Mays by technical knockout in the opener.
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Electric Park
Kid Ray
Bob White
the Park
May
White
Ray
United Kid
Young Dan
United Kd
Glenn Polly
King’ Mays
164 Athletes Compete in Boone Valley Track Meet
Mason City Ta May 10 One hundred sixty four athletes from 12 northern Java high schools will compete for honors in the annual Boone Valley track and field meet at the local oval tomorrow. Hampton Mason City and Fort Dodge figure to wage a tight race for first honors with Mason City favored in sprints and field events.
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Mason City
Java
Boong Valley
Hampton
Fort Dodge
Toledo Fight Ends In Draw Between Lohman and Burke
Heavyweights from Toledo and New Orleans battled 12 rounds to a draw in a crowded matchup. Boxing notes from across the country include Derby stakes results in Lexington and weather-caused postponements affecting 11 of 16 games.
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Toledo
Joe Lohman
Martin Burke
New Orleans
Louisville
Bob McMillan
Lexington
New York
Cedar Rapids
Jack Reynolds
University of Indiana
Peter Zbyszko
Cleveland
Stanislaus
Jack Frazier
Cheyenne
Wye
Dave Fidler
University of Iowa
Chicago
John L. Griffith
University of Chicago
Jote Fay
Chieszo
Himmy Darcey
Gos wWneles
Wil
Jiarry Gred
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
George Godfrey
Jack Johnson
Jack Dempsey
Tommy Gibbons
Annapolis
Admiral Wilson
Naval Academy
Navy
Wroughkeepsie
Broomfield
Jamaica
Benny Marinelli
East High Field Day Moves Students Friday
East High students and faculty plan a full afternoon of games and sports starting 1 p.m. after a dismissal at 11:55 a.m. A parade led by a brass band will travel the city at 2:30 p.m. then to Cedar River park for tug of war and other activities as the school celebrates class spirit with committee oversight and festive events.
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East High
Orange and Black
Geraldine Gilchrist
Norbert Roepe
Curlis Snyder
Joe Hacker
Edwin Bickelberg
Marion Lougsley
Cedar River Park
East High Meet With Teachers College Sets Wednesday
East Swimmers and Tutor Aggregation to Meet Wednesday East high swimming team will meet Teachers college aggregation in the first tilt of the year at east high pool Wednesday evening May 16 at 7 30 p m The east high team is composed of Stilleen Walik er Scott Greenley Millsap Mell Nielson and Raymond This group has been training under supervision of Assistant Coach A C Bentrude and will render a good account of itself There will be a 120 yard race a 60 yard race single and double relays fancy and required dives under water swim for distance handicaps and fancy swimming among the events Stillson Mehl and Nielson will take part in the dives the double relay team will consist of Raymond Greenler Millsap and Walker and the single relay quartet is Stillson Scott Mehl and Nielson id Mr Bentrude will secure judges for the meet at an early date Teachers college has a fast and efficient swimming team and a speedy and interesting match is looked for
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East High
Teachers College
East High Pool
Stilleen
Waliker
Scott
Greenley
Millsap
Mell
Nielson
Raymond
A. C. Bentrude
Stillson
Mehl
Greenler
Walker
Bentrude
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Marshalltown Club
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Arthur Jones
Morgen
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Mr. Sexton
Mississippi Valley League
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Charles T. White
Jorngon
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Kid Ray Shades
Boone Valley
Pet Grimm
Brooklyn
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Frisch
Bottomley
Heilmann
Bod
Ry Rica
Washington
Woods Millinery
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George Coutts
Ralph Jameson
Mattie Tippett
East
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Consolidated Cigar Corporation
Belvedere
Martin Bros. Co
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